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Brad Lightcap

04/15/24

@ 20VC with Harry Stebbings

I think enterprises often underestimate the importance of giving people access to technology, which can lead to significant improvements in productivity that aren't easily quantifiable.

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Sam Altman & Brad Lightcap: Which Companies Will Be Steamrolled by OpenAI? | E1140

@ 20VC with Harry Stebbings

Sam Altman & Brad Lightcap: Which Companies Will Be Steamrolled by OpenAI? | E1140

04/15/24

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Brad Lightcap

04/15/24

@ 20VC with Harry Stebbings

I think the rate of adoption in the enterprise will be faster than people realize, and we will break the convention that enterprises are slow adopters of technology.

Aaron Levie

02/20/25

@ Y Combinator

Consumer adoption of technology has driven enterprises to modernize their systems, as employees compare outdated IT systems to the advanced tools they use in their personal lives.

Mo Gawdat

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

The real issue is not technology itself, but accountability in how we use it to ensure it makes people happier and more productive.

Andrew Ng

05/29/25

@ LangChain

Voice applications are massively underrated by developers, yet they hold significant potential for reducing user friction in large enterprises.

Ray Kurzweil

06/03/25

@ The 92nd Street Y, New York

Despite improvements in technology, translating that into productivity enhancements remains a challenge.

Charles Koch

01/26/22

@ Joe Lonsdale

The key to using technology effectively is to empower people to self-actualize rather than control them.

Phaedra Ellis Lumpkins

09/18/18

@ Y Combinator

I learned that technology wasn't benefiting many working people, especially those in low-wage jobs, as it was supposed to.

Patrick Collison

11/05/15

@ Greylock

I think there's a systematic undervaluing of tools and their impact, as it's harder to perceive their benefits compared to direct actions.

Jared Friedman

11/23/24

@ Y Combinator

The perception that enterprise software is inherently poor stems from the fact that the end users are not the ones making the purchasing decisions, leading to mismatched priorities.